The higher the temperature of water, the higher the amounts of dissolved gases true or false

FALSE

Explanation:

Temperature and Dissolved Gases

The temperature of water affects the amount of gas that dissolves in the water. Gases dissolve more readily in cold water than in warm water. You may have noticed this phenomenon when your glass of soda quickly goes "flat" on a warm day. The soda goes flat quickly because the CO2 that makes the soda bubbly escapes into the air. But if the soda is kept in the refrigerator, the soda will retain its fizz longer. Because cold water dissolves gases more readily, water at the surface of the ocean in cold regions dissolves larger amounts of gases than water in warm tropical regions does.

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